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1.4 Developing intercultural competences of your students

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1.4 Developing intercultural competences of your students

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I think Alicia and Erika said some very interesting things. it is important to teach respect to people of other cultures.
Collaboration empathy and dialogue are the most important aspects to be developed in the classroom. Listening to each other with their background is the first step for effective teaching.

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LearningApps.org is a web 2.0 application. It's useful to create apps, related to all subjects; it can be used for finding out learning materials in any language and for playing games. I often use it with my students.

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1.2 Developing intercultural competence as a teacher

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1.2 Developing intercultural competence as a teacher

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I agree with the statements in the videos.
True integration starts in the classrooms.
I have experimented intercultural education.
In my school, there are 20% of students with different cultural background.
It's important to create suitable paths, where each kid feels a part of the group. I think that teachers have to be open minded and respect all differences. They have to understand their personality, their culture and their needs.

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1.1 Why address cultural diversity in schools?

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1.1 Why address cultural diversity in schools?

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Each kid is different!
In our society, there are people with cultural diversity and teachers cannot ignore them.
In my school, there are a lot of students from diverse cultural background.
I think diversity is a resource for those students.
It's very important to create personalized learning environments.
I'm going to attend  this course, because I want to learn new strategies to teach in classes with pupils from other countries.

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Hi everyone!
My name is Francesca Pasquanucci. I'm 45 years old. I live in Messina (Sicily). I'm a primary school teacher for kids with special needs. I teach pupils aged 6-10.